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Veep directs Solwezi council to distribute land

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VEEP introduces Taima to pipo at LUAMALA school in Mushindamo on Friday

Vice President, Inonge Wina ,has directed the Solwezi Municipal Council to give offer letters to people in unplanned compounds of Highland, Humphrey Mulemba villa pack, Mushitala and Chawama so that they can own land.

Ms Wina says it is important for people to own land because for many years Zambians have failed to acquire land in their own country.She said Zambians need to be given an opportunity to own land in their own country because it is not easy to own land in foreign countries.

Ms Wina said this yesterday when she addressed a public rally at Solwezi Trades Training Institute in Solwezi Central constituency.
The Vice President further advised the Solwezi Municipality to work with traditional leaders to acquire more land that should be given to retrenched miners so that they can venture into agriculture.
She said the Patriotic Front government’s focus on economic diversification is mainly on promoting agriculture rather than heavily relying on copper.
Meanwhile, Ms Wina has handed over one of the Higer buses under the Youth Empowerment programme to the North-western Province Public and Private Drivers Association of Zambia.

She said President Edgar Lungu’s government is interested in taking care of the needs of the vulnerable in society through various empowerment programmes.
Ms Wina has wound up her campaign tour of North-western province which saw her addressing public rallies in all the 12 constituencies in the province.

VEEP being welcomed by MWINILUNGA PF chairman MAanjomba at Ntambu airstrip as PS Mateyo looks on
VEEP being welcomed by MWINILUNGA PF chairman MAanjomba at Ntambu airstrip as PS Mateyo looks on
Part of the crowd that attended Vice President Inonge Wina' rally at Ntambu school grounds on Thursday.
Part of the crowd that attended Vice President Inonge Wina’s rally at Ntambu school grounds on Thursday.

13 COMMENTS

    • Lozis like Winas are selfish, greedy and avarice people. Her husband Arthur Wina was a sell-out, lost to Chiluba and now lozis will lose to HH, the Mighty Emperor waiting to be crowned. Shame all the Lozis.

  1. Thanks LT for starting to show some of the Vice President’s rally pictures. A picture says a thousand words.

    • Lozis like Winas are selfish, greedy and avarice people. Her husband Arthur Wina was a sell-out, lost to Chiluba and now lozis will lose to HH, the Mighty Emperor waiting to be crowned. Shame all the Lozis.

  2. Inonge, leave Solwezi council to do it’s job. Go to Barotseland and direct the BRE to allocate land and see what they will say to you. I am directing the mighty people of NWP to vote out PF

  3. How about the president why is not campaigning? These are signs of laziness. Everything is in reverse gear no wonder Dununa Reserve.

  4. Making silly directives by this old grandma who wont be around when this land is all messed up…councils follow standard procedures called Land Planning its no surprise that this professional is no existent in our country because we have dull old Politicians like Inonge meddling in everything for political mileage.

    • Lozis are selfish, greedy and avarice people. Her husband Arthur Wina was a sell-out, lost to Chiluba and now lozis will lose to HH, the Mighty Emperor waiting to be crowned. Shame all the Lozis.

  5. what is the point of these council management if on a whim the president and his Vice can command things to be done, in this case to give Land without thought – so disappointing

  6. Empowerment is not a bad thing but there must be order, ,please, Veep gives land, Kambwili directs reduction in prices. ……what confusion is this?

  7. Wow! This is bribery in broad day light. Why had they not done or thought about this a year ago. Now with three weeks to go before August, 11. Something is not right here. People think now. Accept but know who to vote for in order to get more benefits for this free land. Vote wisely.

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